As the cyber curtain falls over an unwitting world,
enmeshing the industrialized nations in an inextricable
sheath of surveillance, cyberspace becomes the surreal
theatre of warfare wherein the controllers of the
internet will dominate distant battlefields while
comfortably ensconced in remote bunkers and underground
cities, unleashing death, destruction, and mayhem from
Opto-electrical Rotating Browser Bots (ORBs) connected,
via the internet, to mobile machines equipped with TROLL cams
and the most sophisticated weapons yet devised by
humankind. Whoever controls cyberspace will control the
world.

To those who control cyberspace, war will resemble a
sophisticated artificial intelligence game, a new
techno-sport, but to those at the receiving end of the
incredible new technology, war will be dirty, ugly,
monstrous, and horrible, as always. Even so, history
will offer no precedent to this anti-revolutionary
warfare, because, first, there will be no outside
nation to help those who resist, and secondly, the
possibility of gaining victory over the adversary will
be remote indeed, since the brains behind the machines
will be out of harm's way.

But first, the people of the industrialized nations
must become utterly dependent upon the internet.
Already we see what appears to be a deliberate strategy
to accomplish this: web-based software that cannot be
registered or used without first connecting to the
internet; web-based hardware that cannot be run unless
connected to the internet; the elimination from the
marketplace of any portable, hand-held device, which
could substitute for a desktop or laptop PC, which
essentially makes all hand-held devices mere extensions
of an internet-dependent desktop device; the lure of
unfiltered and uncontrolled information available only
on the web, which, in addition to free porn and free
email, lures many into internet-dependence; the plan
envisioned and promoted by CIA asset Ellison, CEO of
Oracle, to make the "the network [the internet] the
computer," which simply means that the real powers (the
CIA and NSA) of the information age will work quietly
behind the scenes to make Ellison's vision a vestige
of reality. These trends, and many others, tend to
assure the advent of TOTE (Technology of Total
Enslavement).

Next, once most people in the industrialized nations
cannot think or dream of living
without internet access, the content of the internet
will begin to be filtered and controlled, and, of
course, taxed to support GOG's voracious appetite. This
is tricky for the powers that be. By not filtering
internet content, they run the risk that too many
people will catch on to what they're up to. On the
other hand, if they blatantly filter the content,
people will disconnect from the net in droves and ire
against the powers will fulminate and fester. However,
since their goal is total control, they no doubt plan
to become the gatekeepers of cyberspace--a truly
frightening prospect when you consider that the
dehumanization of the kleptocrats will be exacerbated
even beyond our present capacity to endure as they
become increasingly isolated from interaction with the
general public in their cyberized ivory towers and can
destroy at will any individual by manipulating their
digital image.

Future cyber-warriors, instead of scrambling outside to
jump in the cockpit of a human-controlled aircraft,
will instead buckle themselves into an ORB
(Opto-Electrical Rotating Browser Bot). This device
will remain stationary but simulate real flight by
spinning the "pilot" around inside the ORB as the pilot
directs. Using the ORB, the cyber-warrior will remotely
control a hovercraft equipped with sensors and multiple
cameras of various kinds; the information from the
mobile unit (the hovercraft) will be fed, via the
internet, to the ORB in such a way that the pilot will
have the illusion of actually being buckled into the
mobile craft. When the pilot turns the ORB to the left,
signals are sent at the speed of light through the
internet, then wirelessly transmitted from a remote
station in the mobile unit's vicinity, thus positioning
the mobile craft's cameras in that direction.

Likewise, inside the ORB, there will be cameras and
sensors to feed information to the control center or
another pilot, so they can see and communicate with the
pilot remotely. That way, multiple mobile units can not
only operate in sync, just as they would if they were
flying along-side each other in formation, but if need
be, they can view what's transpiring inside another
ORB. This will also allow pilot crews to be shifted out
without needing to land the mobile units. Global Hawk
technology can control an aircraft remotely, honing in
on a specified target or sending the craft to a
designated destination, but the drawback, of course,
is, first, that you lose a lot of flexibility which
goes with having a "hands-on" human controlling the
craft.

Secondly, a non-internet control system depends,
presumably, upon GPS satellite communications to
triangulate and locate the mobile craft, and any war
machine or surveillance system that depends upon
satellite transmissions will be severely impaired in
the event of a thermonuclear war, which will, I'm told,
creates atmospheric interference that could render GPS
tracking unreliable. Not so with an internet-based
surveillance/war machine, since DARPA designed the
internet to withstand a nuclear exchange by
automatically re-routing traffic around damaged nodes.

The TROLL cam system will allow the ORB pilot to hover
outside a building, then target the building's inside
TROLL cams for monitoring, thus allowing the pilot to
see the target(s) before and after they exit a
building. Already the underground bunkers, the hover
craft, and the TROLL cam system are rumored to be in
development. As for the ORBs themselves, which are the
stationary units that interface with the mobile craft
via the internet TROLL cam system, there's not, to my
knowledge, any evidence that they've been under
development, but as for me, I nevertheless have no
doubt that they are being developed, very secretly, and
news of them will be forthcoming in time.